Germany has been short of professional truck drivers for years, and vehicle logistics is one of the busiest corners of the industry. MOSOLF, a large German company that moves new and used cars for the automotive industry, is currently advertising for CE category car transporter drivers in Germany, and one of its listings says the company helps with documentation, visas and residence permits. If you already drive heavy vehicles in Europe and want a German employment contract, this is worth a closer look. About the employer MOSOLF SE & Co. KG is headquartered at Dettinger Straße 157–159 in Kirchheim unter Teck, Germany. On its own careers portal the company describes itself as a logistics specialist for the automotive industry that moves around 2.5 million vehicles every year. Beyond transport, it also handles vehicle storage, inspections, preparation for sale or rental, and special conversions. Job details (as advertised) The listing on the European driver job board BalkanDrive, marked as posted by a verified employer, gives these terms: - Position: CE driver on a car transporter, carrying new and used vehicles - Routes: mainly within Germany, with very rare trips abroad - Work system: 3/1 (three weeks on, one week off) - Net salary: €2,500 to €2,900 per month (the description section mentions up to €3,200) - Contract: German employment contract with paid social contributions and health insurance - Accommodation: provided and paid by the company, plus travel costs home and back - Extras mentioned: possibility of family reunification and long-term employment in Germany - Support: help with all documentation, visas and residence permits MOSOLF's own German-language careers page for professional drivers (Berufskraftfahrer Automobiltransport) adds permanent full-time contracts, holiday and Christmas pay, daily allowances and supplements, a quality bonus for damage-free driving, a company pension, 30 days of annual leave, paid training with personal driver trainers and modern car transporters. Requirements - CE driving licence - Code 95 (driver CPC) obtained in the EU – the listing says this is required - Digital tachograph driver card (named on MOSOLF's careers page) - German language – the listing names German as the working language - Previous car-transporter experience is not required, though MOSOLF says it is a plus The daily work includes loading and unloading the special transporter, securing each vehicle, spotting and documenting any damage, and keeping your truck clean and well maintained. Because you are handling customers' brand-new cars, care and accuracy matter as much as driving skill. Who this job suits This role is best for drivers who already hold an EU-issued Code 95 and can communicate in German, for example drivers working in Poland, the Balkans or elsewhere in Europe who want to move to a German contract. Drivers from outside Europe without an EU Code 95 would first need to obtain it, and should ask the employer directly whether they accept such candidates. How to apply 1. Read the full listing: Job for CE car carrier drivers in Germany – BalkanDrive (https://en.balkandrive.com/job/job-for-ce-car-carrier-drivers-in-germany/). The application form there sends your details directly to the company. 2. Compare it with MOSOLF's official careers portal, for example the Berufskraftfahrer Automobiltransport job page (https://mosolf-er-portal.summit-asp.de/Berufskraftfahrer-mwd-Automobiltransport-de-j1786.html), which lists the company's own contact person. 3. Prepare scans of your CE licence (both sides), Code 95 card, driver card, passport and a short CV in German or English. 4. Ask in writing about your exact location, salary, home-travel rules and visa support before you resign from any current job. Practical tips - Learn basic German now. Even A2–B1 German helps you with dispatch, police checks and customer handovers. - Know the 3/1 rhythm. Three weeks away from home is tiring; make sure it suits your family life. - Check net versus gross. The listing quotes net pay; your German contract will state a gross figure. Ask for both. - Keep your record clean. Bonuses depend on damage-free driving. Scam warning Genuine employers in Germany do not ask drivers to pay for a job offer, a work contract or a "visa slot". If anyone claiming to represent MOSOLF or any other company asks you to send money, stop and verify through the company's official website. Never hand over your original passport or licence to an agent. Disclaimer The Motivators is an independent blog. We are not MOSOLF, BalkanDrive or a recruitment agency, and we do not process applications. Information is taken from the public listings as of 20 October 2026 and may change. Always confirm details on the official sites before applying. 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